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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What color is the car the narrator’s father gets in Chapter 3?
(a) Black.
(b) Blue.
(c) Red.
(d) White.
2. What kills the fish in Lettie’s ocean in Chapter 2?
(a) A half penny.
(b) A sixpence coin.
(c) A penny.
(d) A marble.
3. What color suit does the narrator wear in the Prologue?
(a) Black.
(b) Beige.
(c) Gray.
(d) Navy.
4. Once the narrator becomes an adult, who tells him that he had been a monster when he was a child?
(a) His grandparents.
(b) His mom.
(c) His dad.
(d) His aunts.
5. What is the name of the Hempstocks' cow?
(a) Bessie.
(b) Molly.
(c) Bridget.
(d) Bossy.
Short Answer Questions
1. How old was the narrator when he lived in the old house that had been knocked down?
2. Where does Ellen Henderson live?
3. What color are the doors on the outside of the outside toilet at the narrator’s house?
4. What color shirt is the narrator’s father wearing in Chapter 7?
5. To what tune does Lettie begin to bind the creature that she and the narrator encounter in Chapter 4?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does the opal miner give the narrator a cat in Chapter 1?
2. How does the narrator describe the lane that he drives in the Prologue?
3. Why does the narrator let go of Lettie’s hand in Chapter 4?
4. How does the narrator describe his family's last housekeeper in Chapter 6?
5. Describe the narrator's dream in Chapter 3. What does the narrator discover when he wakes?
6. How does Lettie find the way to the creature to bind it in Chapter 4?
7. How does the narrator describe Ursula when she first arrives?
8. Who are Mr. and Mrs. Wollery? What are their positions in the narrator's household?
9. Where does the narrator go while the police deal with the narrator’s father’s car and its contents in Chapter 2?
10. How does the narrator describe his seventh birthday party in Chapter 1?
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